Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah launched the Hashemite University’s nursery on Wednesday, and toured several other facilities on campus that reflect the university’s commitment to social progress and innovation.

For the visit, Queen Rania went with a retro look with Chloé plaid flared trousers belted with a green belt, green embroidered shit, white jacket stopped by Shoman Social Work Library and spoke with students involved in extracurricular activities. She said the Hashemite University is a role model to look up to, hoping other institutions would follow suit and adopt creative ways to advance their education programs.  She also visited The Clinical Skills Education and Testing Center (CSETC). The center’s manager, Dr. Ayman Al Sharaa, briefed Her Majesty in the presence of medical students on the High-Fidelity Manikin, which is an advanced human patient simulator.

She recognized the university as a pioneer in creating an environment that supports innovation despite its lack of resources and the challenging times. And later commended the institution’s strong management, faculty and student body on their commitment to education, and described it as one that will go down in history.

Her Majesty also visited the Princess Iman Bint Abdullah II Family and Childhood Library, where she explored the Childhood Education and Special Education Divisions and programs at the Queen Rania Faculty for Childhood.

At the end of her visit, Professor Kamal Bani Hani presented Her Majesty with a plaque honoring her support for education and innovation.
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